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Prices of Galaxy S25 and S25 ultra reduced again in Pakistan

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KARACHI: Samsung Pakistan has reduced the prices of its Galaxy S25 series, offering customers one last opportunity to purchase the company’s flagship devices at a significantly lower price.

The largest reduction has been observed in the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is now being sold at a price that is up to Rs85,000 lower than before.

As per the new pricing, the Galaxy S25 Ultra with 256GB internal storage is now available for Rs. 343,000, down by Rs62,000.

The 512GB variant is now available for Rs 362,000, down by Rs 78,000. The highest variant with 1TB internal storage has received the biggest cut of Rs85,000 and is now available for Rs425,000.

Samsung has also lowered the price of the regular Galaxy S25. The starting model is now priced at Rs 270,000 after a price drop of Rs 45,000.

This will make it more appealing to consumers who want a high-end device but don’t want to go for the Ultra model.

Analysts believe that this development is a clear indication that Samsung is making way for the next launch cycle by clearing out the remaining stock of the S25 series.

With the Galaxy S26 series already around the corner, this could be the last price cut that the S25 series gets in Pakistan.

Abdul khalique

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